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    Korean History and Culture World Citizens Should Read
    This book is a historical text that covers Korean history from its foundation to the modern era. It especially deals with pre-modern societies of Korea in detail. Despite its long history, life in its society and its culture are rarely spoken of outsides the peninsula. Rather than arranging the historical events chronologically, this book focuses more on the details of the historical events by questioning how the diverse experiences that Koreans had affected their life and culture and what influences that culture had on constructing Korean history. This is the reason why we publish this book, although there are already numerous books that introduced Korean history. Readers could realize what Koreans have endured and how it lead to their position in the world today. It also mentions their moral values and what they believe is right or wrong.

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    ÀúÀÚ : Àü±¹¿ª»ç±³»ç¸ðÀÓ(The Association of Korean History Teachers)
    The association was launched in 1988 by history teachers to provide students with a ¡°living history education¡± in which students can enjoy studying and grow up to be healthy democratic citizens. Currently there are about 2,000 members who are actively working for this organization throughout the country, and we have been developing teaching materials in specialization of regional, Korean, East-Asian, and World history in accordance to individual subject curricula. Furthermore, we show concern in other educational methods such as the Internet, photos, videos, and field trips as well as theorizations. Based upon our accomplishments, we endeavor to make history a part of public knowledge while publishing History Education, a quarterly magazine specializing in history education in Korea. We have published the following list of books ever since: Our History through Art (1992); Our History through Historical Materials (1994); Lively Korean History Textbook 1¡¤2 (2002); How Should We Teach History to Our Children? (2002); Lively World History Textbook 1¡¤2 (2005); Mutually Facing Korean and Japanese History 1¡¤2 (2006); History, What Should We Teach and How? (2008); Living as a History Teacher (2008); Written by History School Teachers Properly Korean History, 1~10 (2010); Series of the World History Read for the First Time (5 Volumes) (2010); Very First Korean History for Elementary Students, 1~5 (2015); Very First World History for Elementary Students, 1~5 (2015); History of East Asia Told by the History Teacher (2017); A History Class: Learns from History and Teaches with Life (2018).
    Translator Michelle Seo (±è¹®Èñ) GRE-writing author and instructor

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    To Korean Readers: How can we talk about Korean history to non-Korean readers?
    To non-Korean Readers: Who Read This Book : Hoping to get closer to each other through Korean history
    Prologue - Korean and Koreans, Who are they?

    I. The Beginning of the Korean History - B.C. 500000~B.C. 1C
    Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Prehistoric Culture of the Korean Peninsula, and the Historic Periods
    1. Since When Did the Existence of Man Begin on the Korean Peninsula?
    2. Koreans Found Gojoseon: the First Kingdom of the Korean Peninsula
    3. Developments of Several Ancient Kingdoms, in the South and North of the Korean Peninsula
    Historical Sites: The Largest Dolmen Kingdom in the World
    Life and Culture: Ritual Ceremony to God

    II. The Beginning of the Three Kingdoms Period - B.C. 1C~A.D. 700
    Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Formation of the East Asian Culture Block
    1. The Foundation fo the Three Kingdoms: Goguryeo, Baekje, and Shilla
    2. Competitions Become Intense Among the Three Kingdoms
    Historical Sites: Ancient Tombs and Murals; Meeting the Goguryeo People 1,600 Years Ago
    3. Goguryeo¡¯s Defeat of Successive Invasions of Sui and Tang
    4. A Variety of Flourishing Cultures due to the Expansion of Trades
    Life and Culture: Bab and Gimchi, Stories of the Korean Dining Table

    III. Unified Shilla and Balhae in the South and North - 648~926
    Korea in the World, The World in Korea: People Embarking upon a Journey to the World, and Seokguram
    1. Shilla Unites Baekje and Goguryeo
    2. The Unified Shilla and Balhae¡¯s Occupying the South and North of the Peninsula
    3. The Remarkable Development of a Buddhist Culture
    Historical Sites: Bulguksa, a Temple in the Land of Buddha
    4. The Decline of the South and North Kingdoms Era
    Life and Culture: Tile-roofed Houses, Straw-roofed Houses, and Ondol and Wooden Floors

    IV. Emergence of a United Power Named Goryeo - 900~1135
    Korea in the World, The World in Korea: The Byeokrannaru Ferry Dock and Gaegyeong, the Imperial Capital of Goryeo
    1. Goryeo Unites the Later Three Kingdoms
    2. Goryeo Adopts the Civil Service Examination, and Develops a Bureaucratic Ruling System
    Historical Sites: Blue Celadon and Porcelain Expositions
    3. Northeast Asia in Turmoil: Goryeo Employs Practical Diplomacy
    Life and Culture: Goryeo Believed in Buddha and Respected Confucius

    V. A New Historical Perspective Formed Through Struggles Against Foreign Powers - 1135~1380
    Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Cultural Exchanges Between Goryeo and the Mongol Empire
    1.¡°Liberate the Slaves of Samhan!¡±
    2. Development of a New Historical Perspective
    Historical Sites: Jikji, and the Museum of Archaic Printing
    3. Rise of the Reformers, Dreaming of a New World
    Life and Culture: The Meaning of Buddhism to Koreans

    VI. Rise of a New Dynasty, Joseon: The Beginning of New Traditions - 1380~1474
    Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Korean¡¯s First Calendar, Chiljeongsan
    1. Joseon Designates Hanyang as the Capital for a New Dynasty
    Historical Sites: The Annals of the Joseon Dynasty
    2. Joseon¡¯s Expansion of Its Northern Border to the Amnokgang and the Dumangang
    3. The Korean Alphabet Hangeul is Invented
    Life and Culture: Beautiful and Scientific Letters of Hangeul

    VII. The Spread of Confucian Culture - 1474~1650
    Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Northeast Asia Engulfed in Wars
    1. The Sarim Scholars, Dreaming of an Idealistic Governance Based on Neo-Confucianism
    Historical Sites: Seowon, Where Joseon Scholars¡¯ Life Can be Found
    2. Turmoil from the Two Wars
    3. Establishment of a Patriarchic Family System
    Life and Culture: Ancestral Rituals: Commemorating the Deceased Parents

    VIII. Various Attempts for Changes - 1650~1862
    Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Those Who Visited Yeongyeong(Beijing) and Edo(Tokyo)
    1. From ¡°Bukbeol¡± to ¡°Bukhak¡±; Expanding One¡¯s Perspective in Viewing the World
    2. ¡°Let¡¯s Rebuild Joseon!¡±
    Historical Sites: The Hwaseong City and the Manseokgeo Reservoir, King Jeongjo¡¯s New City Construction Project
    3. The People¡¯s Uprising
    Life and Culture: Joseon¡¯s Folk Paintings, Strikingly Reflecting the Daily Life

    IX. Joseon at a Turning Point - 1863~1896
    Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Ports of All Three East Asian Countries Opened
    1. The Old System at Risk; Joseon Seeks Reforms
    Historical sites: Ganghwado, the Beginning of the Modern History of Korea
    2. Joseon Joins Modernized Countries
    3. Radical Reforms Attempted
    4. Clashes Between ¡°Revolution from the Bottom¡± and ¡°Reforms from the Above¡±
    Life and Culture: The Joseon¡¯s Image Reflected on the Westerners¡¯ Views, and the Western World in the Eyes of the Joseon People

    X. An Unfulfilled Dream of Constructing a People¡¯s Nation; Subsequent Colonization and Oppression by the Japanese - 1897~1921
    Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Imperialists¡¯ Invasion and the Colonized Joseon
    1. Last Reform of the Great Empire of Han (Daehan Empire)
    Historical Sites: Modern History at the Gyeongungung Palace and the Jeongdong Street
    2. Joseon¡¯s Confrontation Against the Japanese Invasion
    3. Joseon, a Colony of Japan: Distorted Modern History of Korea
    4. March 1st Movement, The Pronouncement of Independence and Democracy
    Life and Culture: Taegeukgi and the National Anthem: Wishes for Independence

    XI. Koreans¡¯ Preparation for Liberation - 1922~1945
    Korea in the World, The World in Korea: World War II and the Korean Independence Movement
    1. Development Without Development: People Are Tired
    2. Emergence of Social Movements
    3. Emergence of Various Nationalist Movements
    4. Founding a Nation While Fighting Against Fascism
    Historical Sites: Historic Hall of the Seodaemun Prison, and the Independence Memorial Hall of Korea
    Life and Culture: Migration of Koreans During the Occupation: Koreans Overseas

    XII. The Establishment of a Democratic Republic and the Country¡¯s Division - 1945~1960
    Korea in the World, The World in Korea: Conflicts During the Cold War Period
    1. Upon Liberation, the Process for Building a Nation Accelerates
    2. Establishment of the Republic of Korea
    3. Outbreak of the Korean War
    Historical sites: DMZ; from the Days of the 38th Parallel to the Restoration of the Gyeongeuiseon Railroad
    4. Divided into Two Nations
    Life and Culture: The Differences and Similarities Between Two Koreas

    XIII. Changing Korean Peninsula, Dynamic Korea - 1960~2010
    Korea in the World, The World in Korea: People¡¯s Power in the 1980s and the June Democracy Movement
    1. Industrialization Picks Up Pace in South Korea
    Historical sites: Metropolitan City: the New Image of Today¡¯s Seoul
    2. Accomplishment of Both Industrialization and Democracy
    3. North Korea: the Socialist Country Hits a Wall
    4. The Korean Peninsula Changing, South and North Getting Closer
    Life and Culture: One Million Foreigners, Various Nationalities Inside Korea

    Epilogue A New Hope for the Future

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